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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20
Finest Trains In the World

Are run over the MINNESOTA AND
NORTHWESTERN RAILROAD between
Minneapolis, st. Paul and Chicago In
IA hours. The ONLY LINE running
MANN BoUDoIR CARS, and PARLoR
CHAIR CARS, and the only line rum
ming THROUGH DAYLIGHT TRAINS
between MINNEAPOLIS, ST. PAUL &
CHICAGO. Procure your tickets at the
nearnest ticket office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

There is much speculation as to the
course that will be adopted by the
county commissioners In regard to
holding the special election for coun-
Gilman. There remains but six days
until the date appointed by the COVER
nor for holding the election and moth
Ing has yet been done by the commits
sioners.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Harry lLongabaugh, the notorious
Kid whose escapades have caused lots
of trouble to Crook county, Wyoming
authorities, was sentenced to q year
and y bali In the penitentiary at the
term of court just closed In Crook
county.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Deer Lodge No. 2 with sixty.six took
second. Consolation shoot at ten blue
rocks-Frank Comfy first, with ten
straight; Wolfe and Comfy second d.
vided; Tetrault and Hamburg third,
divided.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

The base ball team Of the 6ully
combination has felt sick since the
Helena's knocked them out and have
declined making any games SINCE
they left Helena. The manager of
the company said four Of the men
were so sore they could scarcely walk
yet and besides they are tired out by
con tinuous travelling.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20
Drsught beer by quart or gallon d
Kennedy's Saloon.

Last night the pests Of the summer
season, bugs Of all sizes, shapes and
description, swsrmed in more than
usual quantity, doubtless caused by
the state Of the atmosphere. The sky
WA cloudy and threatening, but up to
daylight there had been no rain, only
heat lightning and low rumblings Of
thunder.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

The body OF the late 8. 8. Barnes
has been smbslmed and is being held
for orders from relatives in Philadel.
phis for final disposition. Mr.. z. W.
Ande rson, who has take charge Of the
remains, will wait until to-day for an
answer TO the telegram he sent to the
relatives and not hearing from them
will have the body inferred in the
cemetery here, this afternoon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Cow men are feeling about seventy.
Ave per cent. better since the news has
been received Of the gradually increas.
ing market price for Montana beef.
On August 18th Zook& Anderson mar.
keted their cattle snd for l,25O pound
steers resolved $40, for 1850 pound
cows e.278. The Rustin q Lee ship
ment was sold by Keenan, q Hancoci
and at still better figures on the 18th
For steers they received "a. IS and fol
cows $500
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

A game between the Miles City and
Keogh base ball clubs has been parti.
ally arranged to take place on Sunday
afternoon. The Miles City club will
play probably six men and three
scrubs for fielding, but expect to fur
nish the soldier boys . little amuse.
ment.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

II there is no base ball game on
Sunday the gun club. will waste q few
rounds of ammunition ut the range.
Tin birds are as hard to hit a usual,
70 load plenty of shells.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

The last days shoot at the Dees
Lodge tournament resulted In victory
for Deer Lodge. Helena and Dssl
Lodge No. I tied on sevsuty-eight,
che former winning the shoot-off BY
twenty out Of . possible twenty-five
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

A bundle Of laupdried clothes were
found nea the railroad track yesterday
and left at this office. Owner car re-
cover same by calling ct this Office
and paying for this notice.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

The Philip Phillips party departed
for the west last night and have de.
cided to bring suit against Manager
Russell for breach Of contract. Attor.
nsy Geo. X. Milburn has been en-.
ployed ~ Phillips counsel.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Mrs. II. L. MED ringhaus, Miss
Niedringhaus and the two young lads
left this morning for Deer Lodge,
where they will visit with Conrad
Kohr's the Deer Lodge cattle king,
who 10 an old friend of the family.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Bsasly 4 Newman will load 1900
head OF mutton sheep for shipment
Sunday. They were purchased from
Lloyd Selway and are 10 remarkably
rood condition.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

In compliance with the above proc.
lamation, I hereby give noti,e that q
special election for one member Of
council for Custer county will be held
ut the usual voting precincts In the
county Of Custer on Thursday, Aug.
%, 1886, and the judges and clerks OF
the last general election are hereby In.
structed to act In the same capacity al
this election. L. G. DEAR,
Clerk Of Custer County, M. T.
Miles City, Aug. 10. 1887.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

H. L. Niedrinshass has postponed
his trip to the Wood Mountain ranch
until his return from the Manitoba ex.
-cursion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

H. T. Keenan, has returned from
Dickinson, Oak. having gone that far
upon the return trip with bis wife.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

A shrewd cowmsn offered q wager
yesterday that before the shipment
from Montana was ended this fall
e4.50 would be paid for Montana
steers. No takers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

M and reliable Medicines are the best
wv To- depend upon. Acker's Blood I'll.
ixir has been prescribed for years for allim.
purities oftheBlood. 1neveryformofScrof-
ulous, syphiIitic or Msrcurial diseases. II Il
invaluable. For Rheumatism, has no equal.
John Wright, Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

thasars ffstful, pesvish,
ONOSSO cross. or troubled with
Windy Chile, Teething Pains, OF
Stomach disorders. can be relieved
At once By using Ackefs Baby Soother.
Il contains no Opium or Morphine.
hence 10 safe. Price rs cents. Sold b.
John Wright, Druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Since the game law Is out the fun
Of chicken hunting has lost much Of
Its SAVIOR. There has been no hunting
parties out since Sunday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Deputy Revenue Collector Merrill
concluded his business satisfactorily
at Terry and returned by the frat
train.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Capt. E. p. Elmhirst, the enterpris-
ing stock man from the Mizpah. came
In yesterday and Ii at the Mcqueen.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Watermelons are more plentiful
than peanuts and nearly n cheap.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

The man that sacked Docs dog had
better heel himself.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Prof. Bach Is sole agent for An
heuser-B Bush st. Louis key beer, Sci
denberg's fine Kew West and La Con-
fession, celebrated Cuban handmade
clQaTs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Draught beer by quart or gallon at
Kennedy's saloon. y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Go 10 Bill Billiard for Best's Mil.
Waukee beer In any quantity.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

Draught beer by quart or gallon .,
Kennedy's saloon.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20
THE DAILY JOURNAL
Z T MONTANA.


Arrssai Of 1~stns.
-. I. West Bound, Due ct Milss city 1905 m
No Z, East Bound, Due Il Milss CITY is :. N
Ths mall 10 closed ct 7:So o'clock, p. n.
Pesto1Aes 10 open from . 10 10. Q. N, Sundays.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20
LOCAL TIE ms.

Clean rags wanted at this Office. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20
7WELv E

thousand Dollars worth Of HAts Caps,
and Gloves were bought by u Syn
dictate for 70cts. on the dollar. of which
we received one-sixth part. They
consisted of the following makes;
John B. ststson, Scots, Hussts 4
Durey, and they must be turned into
cash. To do this We shall make many
concessions In prices that from the
first were very low.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

of judgement and economical instinct
will find it to their interest to look ct
the styles displayed in our window, 10
which plain price tickets are attached,
and everybody buys for the Same
figure.
We are selling genuine John B. Stst-
son Hsts 1t the same price you have
to pay for inferior hats at other stores.
1t 10 time that has
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20

first flush o. you will never have an.
other chance to buy genuine John b.
Stetson Hats, and not ~. B. s." %
would be Stetson's, In all colos and
shapes at about one-third less than
John B. Ststson charges for them.
This chance does not come often. OF
course the goods are too low. yet while
II lasts we will do much 70
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1887-08-20
Kill II D

many . fine line Of goods by render.
ing them shopworn and unreasonable.
II will not effect this sale however -
these goods are new and fresh, and Of
the latest styies. and no doubt will b
sold
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Pin money, as wDmans dowFy,
had is origin With the introduction 81
pins, which ware - expensive and
withal 81 necessary 70 laay com
fort that a separate allowance was
made to her for their purchase The
amount Of the ain money formed At
one time an item III the wedding con.
tracts Of the rich. Pins were intro
dueed prior "a the year 1912, when
twelve thousand were delivered fron
the Royal wardrobe fer the use 81
Princess Joan aad in ths year l4e0,
the Duchess 81 Orleans purchased II
dehan de BreeonpieD l2spingligr, II
Paris, several thousand long ana Short
pins, besides fys hundred 'de IA a-
IND Angleterre. In TIC fourteenth
sea tuiy, ulakcrs were only allowed ia
san !, heir commodity az the two great
least days 81 the year, and ladies aud
city DANES docked 70 the depots 10 buy
them, having FIRST been provided with
min money hy their husbands,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

0psnlnH saS Mlnaew ges Nrxssss sGrl
Mwbe 4 man iaeis liagpy and peeud.
and aaiserca. and envisd and blessed
among men when he sses i pretty girl
trying to raise a sTinaow og railway
car and Jumps upand gets ahead of The
othsr boys, and says ALLOW mesp Oh,
80 courteously and she says e(lhs If
you please I w5uid be 90 glad and
tho other male passengers tnrh green
with envy, and ne loans over 81 the
back of The ssat and tacIles tbc win
dow III i knowing way withone hand,
ii peradyenture be may toss il airily
with 4 simple turn of the wrist; but Il
kinduf holds 81, and he takes held
with both hands, but II sort of doesn t
50 to any alaraing extent, End "a.
pounds Il with his tist bus il 60ly
seems 10 settle IA lsstlc closer inta
place and tbsn hecomes around aud
she gets ont ot Che seat 70 giTe him 4
faiF chance and ho grapples bat YIN
dow and bows up bis back ana tugs
and pulls and sweats and grunts ana
strains, and bis hat fails oiF aud his
suspenier buttons fetch loose ana bis
vest buckle parts and his face GETS rea
a4s 4 lse gAn4 qs 3
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

On Cape Cod and il nany other dis
trists aleng the New England coast it
is firmly believed that q lick man can
not dig TIN the ebb tide begins % run.
Watchers BY beds 81 sickness anxious
" note the change Of the tides, ana Il
the patient lives until the GOOD begns
70 SCI n again he viii live until Viz
next ebb. Ihe most Intelligent ana
best educated people born ana brought
up On The New England coast are not
entirely free from this saperstilion,
and e them there i . weird meaning
in the words Of Dickens ia describing
the death Of Barkis And II being
high water he went out with tic
tide
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

I've boys were flying kites 0neof
the lads, whose narae was Yessup,
when about 4oo yards DC string had
been paid out asked his father %
write message and send II up 10 the
kite. The old man Eat down ana
wrote thus Send some rain Yes
sup" The message eiimbod up tbs
string. A bird circling high III the
air winged rs way 70 ths bit If paper,
which i pecked yiciously An hour
later THE Kite was hauled ia by Tue
boy. The paper was IL tatters, tae
only part Of The message remaining ia-
taet being this porhen Of the sigma
ture, Yes Two hours later Il
gou'easter came up and tha rain fell III
torrents. Abilene gex.l Reporter.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

We are bound to say, at the same
time, that within a few days one Of
the wisest, mast experienced, most i'm,
portant and most impartial Of Deme-
cratic politicians, in no way asscciatad
Or connected with Tammany Hall Or
with ths sun, expressed tous the Opin-
ion that if Mr Cleveland should be
the next Democratic candidate, histo-
~ has not recorded q defeat in q Pres.
iasntial canvass equal to that which
would await him. N. Y. sun.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The United States brewers associa-
ton appropriated 5000 to oppose
temperance action in each Of the states
Of Texas and Michigan, and $4,000 in
Tennessee, and then had some 81, 600, (
600 left in the treasury.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Ten per cent. Of the school supelin-
tendents in Dakota are women; and
while they differ somewhat in their
method Of teaching the yonng idea
how 70 shoot they unanimously sgree
that the slipper be administered ii the
old way.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Olive Logan is gong ID England 70
live and die there, yet Col, Ingersoll
insisss that the people ofthis country
have NO cause to offer thanks 70 al.
mighty Sod for blessings bestowed
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

An apparatus has been invented BY
Messrs. Western Bros, electricians AZ
Munich, hy which permanent and
perfect record Of sounds transmitted
through the telephone, il made
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Omaha has passed law against
swearing on the street, and The editors
OF that yillsge as they remember that
they do their swearing while living
absd waiting for the editorial shirt x
return from the wash, smile tl3a't their
~ iu,ucb pleasant places
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Some one asks: "What il home
rule?" Get married, old man, aud
you wiIISbe able n ladle Out solid
chunks 81 Information where Won now
worry Others with conundrums.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Hon. Benjamin Franklin Butler is
authority for the statement that law.
gers almost always never defraud
their clients This may not be meta.
pholical but 1t Is decidedly Pinalor-
ical
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Saturday june I'll 1857

Vow that warm weather has set in,
the reasons given By the man with tho
red nose win BE- regarded with aus
plelon
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

General Schenck, the greatest au-
thority on poker playing, is Is years
old, Yet the boylsh enthusiasm he ex-
hibits when dealing himself full
hand from his coat sleeve makes his
opponent fsel tired.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

4 pest describing his ipamoratas
PLAYING says IT, "Startles the blood,
auc SaSsiY yisags blanchss.n a 500!
blending, as it were, Of the duleet
strains from a condemned camp ket-
Ito, with the soft signing Of rheuma-
tic fog horn.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Cleveland rejoiccs, il Is said, be-.
cause his term * Office is 50 rapidly
drawing to a close. II may tickle the
old man to learn that a large majority
Of bis eountrymsn rejoice with him as
they recall this Fact 10 mind.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
Camp Meetin 4.

There y,iIl be an I'D iashione2 Camp Meet
Ind, III Seheat6slds, twelve niles north u
sslpfe. commencing July g0th ana cestinniug
% August 8tls An are especially limited "a
eense ans caseIA Bosas leagins and palltrr.
@s can he had au application al tae GROUND
Fine slada splendid wgtSG and rood nisIsic
Several insnistafs VIII he i0 attendance.
Nv ElS
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Papa (soberly) THAT was quite a
monssrosiiy you had in the parlor last
evening Maud (nettlsd Indeed /
that must depend upon ones under.
standing Of the word monstrosity. I"
PAPA (thoughtfully) swell, two
heads upon one pair Of shoulders, for
example"
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

A minister may prove corrupt; or
may, under charges, withdraw fsom
the Church or he may withdraw for
any reason but it appears that he
cannot be elected from the parsonage
without legal notice. Such case has
recently beon tried in New York. A
minister withdrew The trustees, as,
Stunning that hs relation to the church
was that Of servant and theirs to him
that IF master, elected him SUMMARY
III He brought suit for damages
The court decided that their relations
gsre those Of landlord and ,suart, and
that be was sntitled to tie usual 10.
f'cs- ihs jury gave BIN costs md
Ssmage
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

We had supposed that the fact was
generally known that party platforms
were intended to catch votes, and not
to pledge those who formulated them
to any definite line Of action, a poll
teal party in this country as matters
now 90, has 10 b. judged much more
by the character and personal opin-
ions Of the men whom it puts in nom
nation than by the professions that
its convention prepares and places in
its State or national platform Boston
Herald
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
NOTICE OK FORFEITURE,

Notice il hereby giTen 10 Andrew Stewart,
Bis ileiie " assigns Tint haNF expended
one hundred dollars HI iabar aia inlprayes
ments uppn the SspHewal lode tsitaated
ii Globe Mining Disfgicth and more iSr
ticulaviy described h 4 aye 42e nsssk $, IL
Mining Rasnfds, Riiial Elosnty, Arizona, III
order 10 hold SD pfespises under Tho preyi
United Stisieg9 heilg tbs aFilDttsis Required 10
hold Che sa5se Fol tbs gRar 1855, andif witlip
ninety Gass after this a3tice by publication
yon issil d feiaHe 10 contribute your pfrpot.
tom of such expenditure as co,ewrer, your
Interest Fl sisi8 ciair III beoofns tsie proper
ty Of the sulsscFibes niier saii SECTION 2s2s
IA. TKIPpEy4.
Glche February +, 1887 iels90d
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The Connecticut River railroad is
experimenting With system Of hight
ing the cars By electricity generated
BY power taken frem an axle Of the
baggage car The diiicultyin ipain-
tanning a uniform speed Of The dyna-
mo il sought 10 be overcome BY a
speed regulator A sufficient amount
of electricity is stored in each ctr 10
keep the lamps aglow during stops az
stations, and The storage Is replenlshsd
as soon as the train starts again.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
70 CaaitaI Seeking Investment.

III OWN THE CONTROLLING INFER,
~ gsi in the two copper ciaifas, With a.
large agatinHf Of high grade copper ore Ia
sight, Rlcnty 81 wood and S0tel en- the
elaiais. wait S96,c00 "a buy 0litsialdisg
interests develop claims and put them ~
haili9n producing condition. Iwill Repay
this SS5, 900 out Of the first copper pfof,aesd
leaving y.,u With q one-liaf interest Ia tWo
good, developed claims, with goed redes-
ton works eii property. You can secure
Yourself ~ deeds ID claims and all iwv
movements until money IS paid back, then
divide property ard 20 ahead.
Who wants 10 investigate this 10 good
faitbp
gallon 5r address JOHN ID. Blu re- FEsss,
Dnnlap PGstotlee. Graham County, Ariaa-
ia, via Fert Grant septs-tf
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Itseems that the interstate com.
merce law il not q god send for tie
slesping- car companies There has
been since the law vent iato eject Il
most remarkable falling ef ii tue
number 81 travellers ID tho sleepsrs
It's easy % see why The abolition Of
tho pass does II Nest people who
rode pa passes Away had 4 fsw dol-
lars 20 spare, and They purchased
sleeping-car tickets 70 hide easy, Now
they find that paying the fare leaves
them rather short, ard they ride III
the chair car, which II much cheaper.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Is not surpassed.
ltis ee5ofse9 by tie best chemists S. the
most efficaci0us strengthening Tone Iris
country has ever 1jriJdraeH, The yalue of which
viii hs tecogTized fy an who may nse them.
PrisntegItisens u Agison& pie;tine SCI f0pis
haye expressed theirceayi eti0rs that IL il pe-
ciiiiar1y adapted ID the wants az that Terri
ssff. and needs only 4 iljui 10 iusafe rs speedy
introduction thege
Orders addressed to IIlN WEST INDIA
MAN ITF ACTgTi2INg,4 COMPANY VIII he
prcinptly executed dec l3tf
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25


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Esps Aoee. etr., cop9tr-e isrsa rotshsl
syFhiliiie atagah, eisaasAl Ec4lr. ana an
prisieig l9-ns " tbe dlaeSsr il gsfl IS
syphts ksftre, q Nn PER- gsss4e.
he HtEAawsa q st&sn kkaiEa ~ No. q
CnEes ferti4sE, AttCasssl B spSsl.itie Rher.
s1atss1n, PAINS n ths i8lek Lafn4 n ths
ifaaa, bask - the NecE tisesatea ssso
2Ssast Syph@nsc Rash, }.uags aHa cor
tf4etea cor9S stfaSss q she Lsi1hs aad
sgsAie&tea sll assaaa froga tbs syfscM.
whsthcr eaueei III indsaf8tisE % Abass
q NgreuSyi lezNiug ihR hllod pare az
haaitats tsR4ee &6 90 poe fsnfeic.
lie K11tamts Ssltisn spanish ansf-
Doe fgr fse Avt cg gioaosrhea Cseet
m tatloa Gravel nj Al Isiaary OK Gem.
~ dissrransenicu tfrirc "a 81 peS
Rattle.
10 EiehGu,s 0stdsn Spanish In
tecfaoa, ne geS tga easss n eSnesrAmz,
lrasrsaat9ty Oh h stnetur s&s pxtcp
SI &Spoe 40 xio.
re HaSSag's gsh Ean o,ntmcrt
cad ornptipnE Prlee N 10 Is r fsox.
Ie NfuM&uta Golden pti -Setsa
ggA liyaif tsc2nnusif I@scf fstytl ~ pow
or eN,xs M ovar,Notk, r0st-atlaa, ete.
prses ~ 90 per syor.
Wseit asa Nrrwine,
Ss;ls SntfyY here, q. q d. ss-ire,Y bhsfpl
les expns
G. q ,sIcHAlg- n = Coz Agerts,
3se alisqae strees srscf l'y
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

The Eau Eg1reisa0 Weekly Its win
be sent III aay ss ssaig ssa vseks
On trial f,r ~ cents splenGia rycni
ans arc cterca q yearlg saassriaerR.
1fE WEE sT ALTA,
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Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
MIssoURI
sAfNr LoIls.

This great Tonis las been introduced Ia Tie
yeopie IL The Mississippi Vallev Iog the past
thifteea gears with unbounasd success and
popularity
There Is nothing Of the kind exsant that
equals Il as a stipsulanf, III nfetizer, OF ami.
dyspeptic IT il paYtieplarlF adApted e. ntala-
rii,as districts and az
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
DR.. BELL S
Medical Discovery
Veil, Esryups aga isslIilstsa HeE.

"A Prompt, Positive, and Fer
nlanellt Cnre for Nervous Debili-
ty, Organic Yves lrness, Premature
DECAY, and all Urinary Troubles,
no nrliier h0u induced III II hgw long
siaHfins Il restores Is pelfect health
tha TeHsG BlinpIE ,sRp aud Gan THIS
SFGclFic u Fsiiabie, has never failed, Vr
ever viii faiI, IL eeRE spERpIIy and
TaaoAgg lig4, every case whM tnea as
directed sud LIE adgiee given Is strictly
adhegea to II il cHYsnisat ii fsnl,
pleaaans u take, ana does pst interfere
with business pursuits Endorsed BY
theataiids wha have used IL lie sure
yol o6taia Ils Bells Medical dis
covery, and iake n6 ether drag
gEas win et,ier Il CHI Yoh il nat 81 sale.
Oh BY mail pB receipt 81
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25

Clara Louise Kellogg Says that an
American girl need npt stuay abroad
70 become q professional singer, but
can le4rn in this country, ii Slid VIII
work bard, give w most Of the pleas
pres most young people prize, stuely
dramatic action as well as singing and
give her whole time TO preparation
Her general health must BE watched
as carefully as her voice. she must
eat nourishing food take plenty Of ex-
ercise, and get nine hours sleep.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-06-25
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Liberty RRlightGning I World
We have manufactured sud now alEer fnr sale
ihe only and correct souvenir 81 tie
sTATuE on LrHERTY

shdlsitg be Brooklyn Bridge, fsdioe Island
ths Battery aud tbs New York 8Asbog Iii the
distances; Also cofrect Medallion porty@it
Barthoidi. This beautits Souvenir
Bookxnnrx Is worked pn choice colofca
Eatin, showing al tbs details very clearly.
Tho revefps siae hayiug an Original Poem
anil i ca tn8ar faF lSs7. thus heiFg useful
AZ weil Is b4namebtal souvenir hi The year.
VIII slsa lsslk handsome Ks X Bsullorctte
for ihs cehter table,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-01-10

To milk his cows / med,st+ly
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h~syHy dis eeI, eutt red he house win
drawn rtvI!v-r> With threats 20 n
~tst tly kill Mrs NJ George and her I'VE
chi'cT' restrained tnt III from making nj
n cry. NJ George ent, red IN house il
time 10 pr Vent b search nv the ruhb-r-,
VINO, on seeing him. Op- ned fire H. rr-
r. ated, hut not rspi " enough, recei'i"@
two snots, one u 1t pm, trating his
mJ1tn snd issuing trum Il p ,iHt near IN
left rar, aud the oJher lodging in H. un-
fortunate man's breast he would De-
murderers then eft IN pre- misses